Takeo Onsen Shinkan
Takeo Onsen Shinkan
Takeo Onsen Shinkan
Takeo Onsen Shinkan
Takeo Onsen Shinkan
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Takeo Onsen Shinkan

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Takeo Onsen Shinkan (武雄温泉新館) is a hidden architectural gem standing just behind the iconic Sakura-mon Gate. Built in 1915 by the same architect who designed Tokyo Station’s Marunouchi Building, this elegant structure blends Western and Japanese styles in a truly unique way. Once the town’s beloved public bathhouse, the building now welcomes visitors as a free museum.

Inside, you can admire beautifully preserved Roman-style tiled baths and traditional tatami rest areas—no longer in use, but still rich with historical charm. With no admission fee, it’s a peaceful stop for history and architecture lovers exploring the nostalgic atmosphere of Takeo Onsen.

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Hours and Fees

Takeo Onsen Shinkan
  • Opening hours
  • 9:00 to 18:00 (last admission 17:30)

  • Closed
  • No closing days

  • Entrance fee
  • Free

Getting there

Google Maps

The Takeo Onsen Shinkan is about a 10–15 minute walk from the station. It’s located just behind the red Sakura-mon Gate, around 1 kilometer away.

Resources

Japanese

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